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Overview
Returns a list of Processes by user using filters
Summary
This endpoint gets a list of processes by user using filters
Request Arguments
| Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
| order_by |
string |
How to sort the returned records, in a comma delimited list with the direction appended to the column name after a colon. |
false |
| q |
string |
A search expression, will search on this module. Cannot be used at the same time as a filter expression or id. |
false |
| filter |
string |
The filter expression |
false |
| filter_id |
string |
Identifier for a preexisting filter. If filter is also set, the two filters are joined with an AND |
false |
| max_num |
integer |
A maximum number of records to return. Default is 20. |
false |
| offset |
integer |
The number of records to skip over before records are returned. Default is 0. |
false |
| fields |
string |
Comma delimited list of fields to return |
false |
| deleted |
boolean |
Boolean to show deleted records in the result set. |
false |
Response Arguments
| Name |
Type |
Description |
| records |
<field>:<value> |
Process records |
| next_offset |
integer |
Next offset for results |
Response
{
"next_offset":-1,
"records":
[
{
"id":"839ccd22-2925-11e6-83f3-6c4008960436",
"date_modified":"2016-06-02T17:52:55-07:00",
"created_by":"1",
"cas_finish_date":"",
"assigned_user_id":"1",
"assigned_user_name":"Administrator",
"assigned_user_link":
{
"full_name":"Administrator",
"id":"1",
"_acl":
{
"fields":
{
"pwd_last_changed":
{
"write":"no",
"create":"no"
},
"last_login":
{
"write":"no",
"create":"no"
}
},
"delete":"no",
"_hash":"08b99a97c2e8d792f7a44d8882b5af6d"
}
},
"_acl":
{
"fields":{}
},
"_module":"pmse_Project\/pmse_BpmFlow",
"_locked_fields":[],
"cas_id":"4",
"act_assignment_method":"static",
"cas_title":"PQR1",
"pro_title":"PD1",
"date_entered":"2016-06-02T17:52:55-07:00",
"name":"PQR1",
"cas_create_date":"2016-06-02T17:52:55-07:00",
"flow_id":"839ccd22-2925-11e6-83f3-6c4008960436",
"id2":"8380e512-2925-11e6-9600-6c4008960436",
"task_name":"Activity # 1",
"cas_assignment_method":"static",
"cas_sugar_module":"Accounts",
"cas_sugar_object_id":"82d5c470-2925-11e6-a269-6c4008960436",
"prj_id":"6e025038-2842-11e6-b4f7-6c4008960436",
"in_time":true,
"cas_user_id":"1",
"prj_created_by":"1",
"cas_user_id_full_name":"Administrator",
"prj_user_id_full_name":"Administrator"
},
]
}


Double Match Point. How should Red play 41?
pips Red=162 White=119
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
One I managed to get wrong over the board because I made the money play.
Bar/21, 13/12* gives Red more gammons but here is he is only interested in winning the game and bar/21, 8/7 wins more games that bar/21, 13/12*. This latter play leaves four blots and things can quickly go wrong for Red.
Bar/21, 8/7 is the quiet play that creates a four-point prime and meanwhile White still has a blot on his mid-point to clear up before he can escape his rear checker (although he will run with rolls like 62 and 63). Red's strategy is then to prime and/or blitz White's rear checker.
The key here is to remember that it is DMP and checker plays at this score are frequently different from the money play.
Bar/21, 13/12* gives Red more gammons but here is he is only interested in winning the game and bar/21, 8/7 wins more games that bar/21, 13/12*. This latter play leaves four blots and things can quickly go wrong for Red.
Bar/21, 8/7 is the quiet play that creates a four-point prime and meanwhile White still has a blot on his mid-point to clear up before he can escape his rear checker (although he will run with rolls like 62 and 63). Red's strategy is then to prime and/or blitz White's rear checker.
The key here is to remember that it is DMP and checker plays at this score are frequently different from the money play.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.479 (Money: +0.398) 0.556 0.384 0.013 - 0.444 0.106 0.005 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.643 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.357) 3. No double +0.632 (-0.011) Proper cube action: Redouble, take


You’ve been using Create React App to create and build React applications. While you don’t need to understand every detail of the frontend build process that Create React App provides, having a general understanding will help you to take full advantage of the features offered by the tool. After reading and practicing, you should be able to:
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A user has many posts, and a post belongs to a user.
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A subreddit has many users through subscriptions.
A subscription belongs to a user.
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‘Hello World’ tutorial — Your first Play application
A very simple tutorial, that will just help you to discover the Play framework with the famous ‘Hello World’ example.
Prerequisites
First of all, make sure that you have a working Java installation. Play requires Java 5 or later.
As we will use the command line a lot, it’s better to use a Unix-like OS. If you run a Windows system, it will also work fine; you’ll just have to type a few commands in the command prompt.
You will of course need a text editor. If you are accustomed to use a full featured Java IDE like Eclipse or Netbeans you can of course use it. However with Play you can have fun working with a simple text editor like Textmate, Emacs or VI. This is because the framework manages the compilation and the deployment process itself. We will soon see that…
Installing the Play framework
Installation is very simple. Just download the latest binary package from the download page and unzip it to any path.
If you’re using Windows, it is generally a good idea to avoid space characters in the path, so for example c:\Play
would be a better choice than c:\Documents And Settings\user\play
.
To work efficiently, you need to add the Play directory to your working path. It allows to type just play
at the command prompt to use the Play utility. To check that the installation worked, just open a new command line and type play
; it should show you the Play basic usage help.
Project creation
Now that Play is correctly installed, it’s time to create the hello world application. Creating a Play application is pretty easy and fully managed by the Play command line utility. That allows for standard project layouts between all Play applications.
Open a new command line and type:
~$ play new helloworld
It will prompt you for the application full name. Type Hello world
.
The play new
command creates a new directory helloworld/
and populates it with a series of files and directories, the most important being:
app/
contains the application’s core, split between models, controllers and views directories. It can contain other Java package as well. This is the directory where .java
source files live.
conf/
contains all the application’s configuration files, especially the main application.conf
file, the routes
definition files and the messages
files used for internationalization.
lib/
contains all optional Java libraries packaged as standard .jar files.
public/
contains all the publicly available resources, which includes JavaScript, stylesheets and images directories.
test/
contains all the application tests. Tests are written either as Java JUnit tests or as Selenium tests.
Because Play uses UTF-8 as single encoding, it’s very important that all text files hosted in these directories are encoded using this charset. Make sure to configure your text editor accordingly.
Now if you’re a seasoned Java developer, you may wonder where all the .class files go. The answer is nowhere: Play doesn’t use any class files but reads the Java source files directly. Under the hood we use the Eclipse compiler to compile Java sources on the fly.
That allows two very important things in the development process. The first one is that Play will detect changes you make to any Java source file and automatically reload them at runtime. The second is that when a Java exception occurs, Play will create better error reports showing you the exact source code.
Running the application
We can now test the newly-created application. Just return to the command line, go to the newly-created helloworld/
directory and type play run
. Play will now load the application and start a Web server on port 9000.
You can see the new application by opening a browser to http://localhost:9000. A new application has a standard welcome page that just tells you that it was successfully created.
Let’s see how the new application can display this page.
The main entry point of your application is the conf/routes
file. This file defines all of the application’s accessible URLs. If you open the generated routes file you will see this first ‘route’:
GET / Application.index
That simply tells Play that when the web server receives a GET request for the /
path, it must call the Application.index
Java method. In this case, Application.index
is a shortcut for controllers.Application.index
, because the controllers package is implicit.
When you create standalone Java applications you generally use a single entry point defined by a method such as:
public static void main(String[] args) {
...
}
A Play application has several entry points, one for each URL. We call these methods action methods. Action methods are defined in special classes that we call controllers.
Let’s see how the controllers.Application
controller looks like. Open the helloworld/app/controllers/Application.java
source file:
package controllers;
import play.mvc.*;
public class Application extends Controller {
public static void index() {
render();
}
}
You see that controller classes extend the play.mvc.Controller
class. This class provides all useful methods for controllers, like the render()
method we use in the index action.
The index action is defined as a public static void
method. This is how action methods are defined. You can see that action methods are static, because the controller classes are never instantiated. They are marked public to authorize the framework to call them in response of a URL. They always return void.
The default index action is simple: it calls the render()
method which tells Play to render a template. Using a template is the most common way (but not the only one) to generate the HTTP response.
Templates are simple text files that live in the /app/views
directory. Because we didn’t specify a template, the default one for this action will be used: Application/index.html
To see what the template looks like, open the helloworld/app/views/Application/index.html
file:
#{extends 'main.html' /}
#{set title:'Home' /}
#{welcome /}
The template content seems pretty light. In fact, all you see are Play tags. Play tags are very close to JSP taglib. This is the #{welcome /}
tag that generates the welcome message you’ve seen in the browser.
The #{extends /}
tags tells Play that this template inherits another template called main.html
. Herança de templates is a powerful concept that allows to create complex web pages by reusing common parts.
Open the helloworld/app/views/main.html
template:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>#{get 'title' /}</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"/>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen"
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/>
<link rel="shortcut icon" type="image/png"
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/>

#{doLayout /}

Can you see the #{doLayout /}
tag? This is where the content of Application/index.html
will be inserted.
Creating the form
We will start the ‘Hello World’ application with a form where you can enter your name.
Edit the helloworld/app/views/Application/index.html
template:
#{extends 'main.html' /}
#{set title:'Home' /}
<form action="@{Application.sayHello()}" method="GET">
<input type="text" name="myName" />
<input type="submit" value="Say hello!" />
</form>
Note that we use GET as form submission method, because the form submission does not have any side effect and is idempotent.
We use the @{…}
notation to ask Play to automatically generate the URL able to invoke the Application.sayHello
action. Now, refresh the home page in the browser.
Oops, you get an error. This is because you reference the non-existent action Application.sayHello
. Let’s create it in the helloworld/app/controllers/Application.java
file:
package controllers;
import play.mvc.*;
public class Application extends Controller {
public static void index() {
render();
}
public static void sayHello(String myName) {
render(myName);
}
}
We have declared the myName
parameter in the action method signature, so it will automatically be filled with the value of the HTTP myName
parameter, coming from the form submission. And we call render to just display a template; as we pass the myName
variable to the render()
call, this one will be available from the template.
Now, if you try to enter your name and submit the form, you will get another error:
The error is pretty clear. Play tries to render the default template for this action method, but it doesn’t exist. Let’s create it in the file helloworld/app/views/Application/sayHello.html
:
#{extends 'main.html' /}
#{set title:'Home' /}

Hello ${myName ?: 'guest'}!

Back to form
You can refresh the page.
Look how we have used Groovy’s ?:
operator. It switches to a default value if the myName
variable is not filled. So if you try to submit the form without entering any name, it will display ‘Hello guest’.
Providing a better URL
Well, if you look at the submission URL, you will see something like:
http://localhost:9000/application/sayhello?myName=guillaume
It is not very pretty. This is because Play used the default ‘catch all’ route.
* /{controller}/{action} {controller}.{action}
We can have a better URL by specifying a custom path for the Application.sayHello
action. Edit the helloworld/conf/routes
file and add this route after the first one:
GET /hello Application.sayHello
Now go back to the form and submit it again to check that it uses the new URL pattern.
Customizing the layout
As both templates that the application use so far inherit from the same main.html
template, you can easily add a custom layout. Edit the helloworld/app/views/main.html
file:
...

The Hello world app.

#{doLayout /}

...
Now we have a common header for both pages.
Adding validation
We will add a little validation to the form, to make the name field required. We can use the Play validation framework to do that.
Edit the helloworld/app/controllers/Application.java
controller, and the sayHello
action:
...
public static void sayHello(@Required String myName) {
if(validation.hasErrors()) {
flash.error("Oops, please enter your name!");
index();
}
render(myName);
}
...
And don’t forget to import the play.data.validation.*
package to get the @Required
annotation. Play will automatically check that the myName field is filled or will add an error object to the errors scope. Then if there is any error, we add a message to the flash scope and redirect to the index
action.
The flash scope allows to keep messages during action redirection.
Now you just have to display the error message if any. Edit the helloworld/app/views/Application/index.html
:
#{extends 'main.html' /}
#{set title:'Home' /}
#{if flash.error}

${flash.error}

#{/if}
<form action="@{Application.sayHello()}" method="GET">
<input type="text" name="myName" />
<input type="submit" value="Say hello!" />
</form>
And check that it works:
Writing an automated test suite
We will finish by writing a test for the application. As there is no Java logic to test, we need to test the Web application itself. So we will write a Selenium test.
First, you need to run your application in test mode. Stop the application and restart it with the test
command:
$ play test
The play test
command is almost the same as play run
, except that it loads a test runner module that allows to run test suite directly from a browser.
Open a browser to the http://localhost:9000/@tests URL to see the test runner. Try to select all the default tests and run them; all should be green… But these default tests don’t really test anything.
A selenium test suite is typically written as an HTML file. The HTML syntax required by selenium is a little tedious (formatted using an HTML table element) to write. The good news is that Play will help you to generate it using the Play template engine and a set of tags that support a simplified syntax for selenium scenarios.
The default test suite of a newly created Play application already contains a selenium test. Open the helloworld/test/Application.test.html
file:
*{ You can use plain selenium command using the selenium tag }*
#{selenium}
// Open the home page, and check that no error occurred
open('/')
assertNotTitle('Application error')
#{/selenium}
This test should run without any problem with the application for now. It just opens the home page and checks that the page content does not contain the ‘Application error’ text.
Let’s write a test for our application. Edit the test content:
#{selenium}
// Open the home page, and check that no error occurred
open('/')
assertNotTitle('Application error')
// Check that it is the Hello World application
assertTextPresent('The Hello world app.')
// Submit the form
clickAndWait('css=input[type=submit]')
// Check the error
assertTextPresent('Oops, please enter your name!')
// Type the name and submit
type('css=input[type=text]', 'bob')
clickAndWait('css=input[type=submit]')
// Check the result
assertTextPresent('Hello bob!')
assertTextPresent('The Hello world app.')
// Check the back link
clickAndWait('link=Back to form')
// Home page?
assertTextNotPresent('Hello bob!')
#{/selenium}
We have fully tested the application. Just select this test in the test runner and click ‘Start’. Everything should be green!
Aprenda more
This was a very simple tutorial about a very dumb application. If you want to learn more about Play, you can now check out the Play tutorial.


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| Repeat Type: | = $repeatType ?> |
| Repeat until: | = $repeatUntil ?> |
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Set item properties
You can set item properties both before and after item registration. You can not add item properties to whitelisted items.
Note: Some item properties can not be changed. For example, the user who first registered the item, and time of registration.
Show me the item properties
| Property | Description | Registration |
|---|---|---|
| User | Identity of the user registering the item | Derived automatically by the IG Server |
| User's IP address | IP address of user’s PC at the time of registration | Derived automatically by the IG Server |
| Timestamp | Time of registration | Derived automatically by the IG Server |
| Filename | The name of the file that was registered | Taken from the uploaded file |
| Location | The location of the file that was registered | Not specified |
| Expiry | The date the item will be automatically deregistered | Supplied by the user (default is never) |
| Collection name | The name of the target collection | Supplied by the user |
| Custom Properties | See note | Supplied by the user (optional) |
How do I...
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Set item properties when registering a new item?
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Click Registry.
-
Click + on the Item Manager tool bar.
The Register an item dialog is displayed.
- Select Registered item from the Item type drop down menu.
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Click Choose File.
The File Explorer window is displayed.
- Select the file you want to register.
- Select the collection you want to add the file to from the Collection drop down menu. You can create a new collection to add the file to from this dialog.
- Optional. If your IG Server has been configured to force item classifications, select the item classification from the Classification drop down menu.
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Click Add properties.
The Add properties dialog is expanded.
- Click + to add name and value pairs. Click Add.
- Click Register.
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Set item properties for a registered item?
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In the Registry centre, select the file you want to set properties for and click the EDIT icon.
Item details are displayed.
- Click the Edit button and make your changes.
- Click Save.
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Villa down Newcastle to snap losing streak
by Pulse News Agency International by AFPJack Grealish shone on his comeback from injury for Aston Villa as Newcastle manager Steve Bruce's return to his former club ended in a dreadful 2-0 Premier League defeat on Monday.
Goals from Villa's Conor Hourihane and Anwar El Ghazi in the space of four first-half minutes eased their recent woes after a run of three straight defeats.
Grealish, sidelined for the 2-1 defeats at home to Liverpool and at Wolves with a thigh strain, again provided the spark Villa had been missing in those games.
Left-back Targett was the victim of a bizarre 20th-minute incident when he vomited on the pitch just after he had taken a throw-in - but after treatment and water the £15.6million summer signing from Southampton was able to continue.
Villa were always the more threatening side.
The first arrived in the 32nd minute as Grealish raced onto a raking through ball, only for the attacking midfielder to be blatantly pushed in the back by the covering DeAndre Yedlin a yard outside the area.
Four minutes later Villa doubled their lead, with Grealish again drawing a foul, although it appeared as if he had deliberately caught the outstretched leg of Federico Fernandez.
On this occasion, Hourihane curled a piercing low ball into the six-yard box, and with Newcastle's defence leaden-footed, El Ghazi easily stabbed home his fourth goal of the season from three yards.
It prompted cries from the Villa fans of 'Brucey, Brucey what's the score?' as the home faithful teased their former boss.
Despite Bruce playing all three substitutes, including strikers Andy Carroll and Dwight Gayle, his side were unable to find a way back into the game.
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Isobutyryl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency: isobutyrylglycinuria and ACAD8 gene mutations in two infants.
Isobutyryl-CoA dehydrogenase (IBD) is an enzyme involved in the catabolism of the branched-chain amino acid valine. We report a third and a fourth child with IBD deficiency who were both detected during newborn screening with tandem mass spectrometry and so far do not receive any treatment. The diagnosis was confirmed by biochemical and molecular studies. One of the children is homozygous for the mutation M128I in the ACAD8 gene, which is predicted to affect the substrate binding cavity. The other child is compound heterozygous for a frameshift mutation F33fsins and a missense mutation V203I. It is as yet uncertain whether IBD deficiency may cause significant morbidity in affected children and whether treatment is necessary. In view of the limited experience worldwide, careful monitoring of the children is recommended.


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A matrix of size m × n is a grid of real numbers consisting of m rows and n columns. In linear algebra, a branch of mathematics, matrices of size m × n describe linear mappings from n-dimensional to m-dimensional space. The word linear roughly means that straight lines map to straight lines and the origin in n‑dimensional space maps to the origin in m‑dimensional space. When we have an (m × n)‑matrix A and a (n × k)‑matrix B, we can compute the product AB which is an (m × k)‑matrix. The mapping corresponding to AB is exactly the composition of the mappings corresponding to A and B respectively.
Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) states that every (m × n)‑matrix A can be written as a product
where U and V are orthogonal matrices and the the matrix Σ consists of descending non-negative values on its diagonal and zeros elsewhere. The entries σ1 ≥ σ2 ≥ σ3 ≥ … ≥ 0 on the diagonal of Σ are called the singular values (SVs) of A. Geometrically, Σ maps the j‑th unit coordinate vector of n‑dimensional space to the j‑th coordinate vector of m‑dimensional space, scaled by the factor σj. Orthogonality of U and V means that they correspond to rotations (possibly followed by a reflection) of m‑dimensional and n‑dimensional space respectively. Therefore only Σ changes the length of vectors.
We can decompose a given image into the three color channels red, green and blue. Each channel can be represented as a (m × n)‑matrix with values ranging from 0 to 255. We will now compress the matrix A representing one of the channels.
To do this, we compute an approximation to the matrix A that takes only a fraction of the space to store. Now here's the great thing about SVD: the data in the matrices U, Σ and V is sorted by how much it contributes to the matrix A in the product. That enables us to get quite a good approximation by simply using only the most important parts of the matrices.
We now choose a number k of singular values that we are going to use for the approximation. The higher this number, the better the quality of the approximation gets but also the more data is needed to encode it. We now take only the first k columns of U and V and the upper left (k × k)-square of Σ, containing the k largest (and therefore most important) singular values. We then have
The amount of data needed to store this approximation is proportional to the colored area:
compressed size = m × k + k + k × n = k × (1 + m + n)
(Actually, slightly less space is needed due to the orthogonality of U and V.) One can prove that this approximation is optimal in a certain sense.
This demo lets you choose the number of singular values k and see how this choice affects the quality of the approximation and the compression rate. Notice how for all photographs, the graph showing the singular values looks like a hyperbola: there are only a few really large SVs and a long tail of relatively smaller SVs. In contrast, for the random noise image the graph of SVs looks roughly linear.
SVD is routinely used in statistics for principal component analysis and in numerical simulations for reducing the order of models. For image compression, more sophisticated methods like JPG that take human perception into account generally outperform compression using SVD.
The computation of the SVD is performed on the client-side using WebAssembly. We use the algorithm implemented by the Rust library nalgebra. The SVDs of all three color channels are computed in parallel using one web worker for every channel. To provide the quick preview, we use a randomized algorithm to compute an approximate truncated SVD with 50 singular values. The user interface uses React, react-slick and noUiSlider. Thanks to the creators of all these great projects!
Built by Tim Baumann. Fork this project on GitHub.


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Lead Product Designer, currently looking for an awesome senior design opportunity at an extra-awesome company.About
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I am a multi-disciplinary designer with a degree in digital design and more than 10-year experience. I've been building great, meaningful, easy-to-use products, creating design systems, and leading teams. I strive for quality and positive change in everything I do while having fun during the process.
Nilson played a key role in leading the creation of our company's first Design System. Additionally, he was responsible for designing highly usable software products in the innovative areas of online ballot delivery, online voting and central counting.— Nicole Brlek - Head of Product and Marketing at Smartmatic
I always go beyond the task I am given. I help to define, influence and build product vision and strategy. I work collaboratively with partners across teams and functions. Asking the right questions and helping my team to understand the problem, its context, and how it fits in a bigger picture. I started my career in the advertising industry. That helped me develop strong visual and motion design skills to produce, build, and ship products that people will love to see and use.
I am a flexible professional that is comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and under pressure. I know how and when to balance pixel perfect and get things done. Years of experience have given me professional and personal maturity to receive and provide feedback, communicate and persuade others about my design decisions, and learn upon my mistakes.
He has been my mentor from the moment I joined the UX team at Smartmatic. Nilson has a great ability to teach and inspire you through a thoughtful delivery of his expertise, identifying someone's strengths and where to help them improve.— Gabriela Gandica - UX Manager at Smartmatic
I had the pleasure of working with people and businesses worldwide, such as the UK, USA, Denmark, Estonia, Panama, Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina. That makes me comfortable working in a variety of industries and collaborating with multicultural audiences.
I have been working remotely for the past 3-years as a freelancer. During this time, I have successfully performed and participated in design and sprint activities remotely.
In my spare time, I am into photography, woodwork, and DIY projects. Oh! And I am also a full-time father of 2 beautiful kids.
Work
A single source of truth for a multinational company
Building a company’s first design system to help teams create experiences in a scalable way.
Online Voting Platform
Creating an all-in-one online voting platform with multiple deployment options.
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Cheatsheet
Control flow
- if Standard if statement.
- and Returns true if
all arguments to it are true.
- or Returns true if any
arguments to it are true.
- for Looping
structure. A single for can represent many nested loops.
- cond Case statement.
Collections
- reduce Will run a
function over a collection. The function will be passed the result of the
last function call and each item in the collection.
- filter Takes test
function and a collection. Returns a new collection with only the items from
the first collection that caused the test to pass.
- map Takes a function
and a collection. Returns a new collection with the result of running the
function over each item in the collection. Be careful. It is lazy.
- mapv Like map but
not lazy. Do not use with infinite sequences.
- concat Joins two
or more sequences.
- set Turns a sequence
into a set.
- first Returns first
item of a sequence.
- rest Returns all but
the first item of a sequence.
- take Pulls the first
n items out of a sequence.
- take-while
Pulls items out of a sequence until the test function returns false. No
further items will be checked.
- range Creates a new
sequence of numbers. Can be given a lower bound, upper bound and amount to
increment by.
- iterate Creates a
sequence by running a function over a value. Then a function over the return
value of the first call, and so on.
Predicates
- = Equality check.
- + Addition.
- - Subtraction.
- > Greater than.
- < Less than.
- mod Modulo.
- rem Remainder.
- even? Is number even?
- odd? Is number odd?
- every? Runs a test
function over a collection. Returns true if test passes for each item in
collection.
Functions
- defn Define a function.
- fn Create a function.
Strings
Naming
- let Allows you to
name things. Like local variables.
- def Give something a
global name.
Output
- println Output a
string with a newline.


NBL play offs action in pictures
by Michael NsubugaUCU Canons played gainst Power in the best of three semi-final play offs match at Lugogo, November 13 2019. Power won 59-56 to lead the series 1-0.
BASKETBALL: UCU Canons played gainst Power in the best of three semi-final play offs match at Lugogo, November 13 2019. Power won 59-56 to lead the series 1-0.


See the Pen Spooky SVG Workshop by Caitlin Haaf (@caitlinhaaf) on CodePen.
| Bitmap | Vector |
|---|---|
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My first SVG

<svg width="100" height="100">
<circle cx="50" cy="50" r="40" stroke="green"
stroke-width="4" fill="yellow" />
</svg>

p{
color: red;
background-color: orange;
}
Used to scale, move, rotate, or even use 3D effects
#square{
transform: rotate(60deg);
}
#circle{
transform: scale(2);
}
#triangle{
transform: translate(100px, 200px);
}
Before adding an animation to an element, we have to define the animation.
@keyframes float {
0% {
transform: translateY(0%);
opacity: 1;
}
50% {
transform: translateY(-5%);
opacity: .5;
}
100% {
transform: translateY(0%);
opacity: 1;
}
}
When applying an animation to an element, we have to define:
#ghost {
animation: float 4s infinite;
}
See the Pen Basic SVG Shapes by Caitlin Haaf (@caitlinhaaf) on CodePen.
See the Pen Spooky SVG Workshop - Starter by Caitlin Haaf (@caitlinhaaf) on CodePen.
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Space-memory management
[Memory management]
Namespaces | |
| namespace | Gecode::Memory::Config |
| Parameters defining memory management policy for spaces. | |
Classes | |
| class | Gecode::FreeList |
| Base-class for freelist-managed objects. More... | |
Functions | |
| void * | Gecode::Space::alloc (size_t) |
| Allocate memory on space heap. | |
| void | Gecode::Space::reuse (void *, size_t) |
| Attempt to reuse memory previously allocated with alloc. | |
| template<size_t > | |
| void * | Gecode::Space::fl_alloc (void) |
| Allocate from freelist-managed memory. | |
| template<size_t > | |
| void | Gecode::Space::fl_dispose (FreeList *f, FreeList *l) |
| Return freelist-managed memory to freelist. | |
| size_t | Gecode::Space::allocated (void) const |
| Return how much heap memory is allocated. |
Function Documentation
| void * Gecode::Space::alloc | ( | size_t | s | ) | [inline, inherited] |
| void Gecode::Space::reuse | ( | void * | p, | |
| size_t | s | |||
| ) | [inline, inherited] |
template<size_t s>
| void * Gecode::Space::fl_alloc | ( | void | ) | [inline, inherited] |
| size_t Gecode::Space::allocated | ( | void | ) | const [inherited] |


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preview
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rawEps
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tiffStart
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public long[] bbox
public boolean isAscii
public long psStart
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To brighten up the gala dinner of the IOI'98 we have a set of N (10 <= N <= 100) colored lamps numbered from 1 to N.
The lamps are connected to four buttons:
A counter C records the total number of button presses.
When the party starts, all the lamps are ON and the counter C is set to zero.
You are given the value of counter C (0 <= C <= 10000) and the final state of some of the lamps after some operations have been executed. Write a program to determine all the possible final configurations of the N lamps that are consistent with the given information, without repetitions.
No lamp will be listed twice in the input.
| Line 1: | N |
| Line 2: | Final value of C |
| Line 3: | Some lamp numbers ON in the final configuration, separated by one space and terminated by the integer -1. |
| Line 4: | Some lamp numbers OFF in the final configuration, separated by one space and terminated by the integer -1. |
10 1 -1 7 -1
In this case, there are 10 lamps and only one button has been pressed. Lamp 7 is OFF in the final configuration.
Lines with all the possible final configurations (without repetitions) of all the lamps. Each line has N characters, where the first character represents the state of lamp 1 and the last character represents the state of lamp N. A 0 (zero) stands for a lamp that is OFF, and a 1 (one) stands for a lamp that is ON. The lines must be ordered from least to largest (as binary numbers).
If there are no possible configurations, output a single line with the single word `IMPOSSIBLE'
0000000000<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER>In this case, there are three possible final configurations:


Family, Friends, Work
Friends, Family, Work
Family, Work, Friends
Work, Whatever else....
Me, Myself, I
3. What kind of a reader are you?
Voracious
MID-LEVEL to HEAVY
reader of all things
LIGHT to MID-LEVEL
reader of all things
LIGHT reader of all
things
I've never read a book
5. How do you spend your free time?
Outside always
Inside always
With people
By myself
I have no free time
7. Choose a vacation:
Bike through Europe
A week in the tropic
A day hike sounds
awesome
A week of fishing in the
sun
I'll be here if you need
me
9. Describe yourself in traffic:
Seething
Teetering on the brink
Cucumber, as in "Cool as
a ..."
 Do you want a hug?

2. Where do you live?
Country farm
Suburbs
City - big place
City - small place
Homeless
4.  What kind of person are you attracted to?
 How do you give back to the community?
I volunteer
I give to local
charities
I pay my taxes, that's
enough
Just being alive
I do nothing
10. How important is fashion in your life?
It's everything
I love shopping but
there are more important things
I love looking good but
there are more important things
The less clothing the
better
I could care less
12. How clean is your place?
Immaculate
Almost always clean
Clothes live on my
floor
Bugs live on my floor
Have you heard of the
show hoarders?


Explore The Way From TCE office to Dr.helen cabin
Explore The Way From TCE office to Dr.helen cabin
DIRECTIONS
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turn left from the entrance of office and proceed walking.
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turn to the coming left and keep walking.
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march past the dean cell and mycamu office.
- turn the upcoming right and walk straight.
- pass the computer lab on your left.
- step at the project lab on the left and enter it
- proceed inside the lab and to your right you will see and reach Mrs.helen cabin


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Pycon Finland is a non-profit conference organized by a non-profit organization Python Finland association. The conference is meant for people interested in Python software development and related technologies. It's a part of global PyCon conference series
Pycon Finland 2013 was be held on October 21st-22nd. The first day was reserved for talks, and the second day for sprints, workshops and the biannual meeting of Python Finland association.
The venue for the conference was Aalto Design Factory, located in Otaniemi, Espoo, outside Helsinki city.
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See the code of conduct of the conferenceThe conference was held. Pictures have been circling the social media, and an official group photo will appear on this site shortly. We also recorded the talks for posterity, but it might be a while before those are online 100 GB of video takes some time to digest ;)
After the registration deadline closed we counted heads and decided we can afford to offer dinner for people with normal tickets as well. We'll email more information after we have final confirmations from the restaurant
The dinner is at Cantina West (map)
The deadline came and went but we still have space. You can register as a late bird at a reduced rate. We can't offer lunch or dinner because those have to be confirmed but we'd love to have you come anyway.
The late registration is open until the day before the conf but obviously we might not have name tags etc. if you sign up at the very last minute.
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Wayne Rooney
Who is He?
Wayne Mark Rooney is an English professional footballer who plays for Everton and captains the England national team. He has played much of his career as a forward, and he has also been used in various midfield roles. He is the record goalscorer for the England national team and for Manchester United. Along with Michael Carrick, he is the only English player to win the Premier League, FA Cup, UEFA Champions League, League Cup, UEFA Europa League and FIFA Club World Cup.
Club Career
TROPHIES
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|---|---|---|
| Everton | 2002 | 8 |
| 2003 | 9 | |


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The aims of this projects are GLAM institutions that provide their data to the Wikimedia Commons projects and want to extract the categorization done by the community in a structured way. This tool uses the API of Wikimedia Commons in the background. It generates CSV with the following format:
filename,category
If a file has multiple categories, there will be multiple entries for it. The first column acts as a unique identifier of the file.
Use http://catexport.herokuapp.com?cat={Name of Wikimedia Commons category} to download a CSV of all the categories for each file in that category.
Examples:
The code for this tool is under an MIT license and can be found on GitHub.


This appendix describes the plain text format for importing data into and exporting data out of Proximity. This format is commonly used to export data from Proximity and then re-import it into a new database requiring a different format, such as when upgrading to a non-compatible version of MonetDB.
|
The utilities that use the Proximity plain text data format perform no error checking. Although this format requires less disc space than the XML format and its use can improve import and export speed, users are solely responsible for maintaining data consistency when using this format. |
All files referenced in the set of data files must be present
and in the same directory. For example, the
container.data
file references
data files (e.g., si_0_attrs.data
) that define the
attributes for each container’s subgraphs. If the specified
container has no subgraph attributes, these files may be empty but
they must still be present. The required files are created
automatically during export but may need to be constructed by hand for
some import applications.
In addition to handling complete databases, Proximity can import and export individual attributes and containers to and from existing databases. Users are solely responsible for ensuring that imported attribute and container data correctly matches the identifiers and data types in the existing database.
See Chapter 3, Importing and Exporting Proximity Data for details on using the import-text.sh and export-text.sh scripts (import-text.bat and export-test.bat for Windows) to import data using this format.
The examples in this appendix are designed to illustrate the relevant data format and are not intended to represent, in whole or in part, a valid or semantically meaningful database.
The Proximity text data format stores data in multiple files. One set of files stores structure information:
objects.data |
stores the IDs for objects in the database |
links.data |
stores the IDs and starting and ending point IDs for links in the database |
Another set of files stores attribute data:
attributes.data |
stores the name, item type (object, link, or container) and data type for attributes in the database and includes pointers to the files containing the corresponding attribute values; subgraph attribute data are stored in a separate set of files |
O_attr_ |
stores the object IDs and attribute values for the
attrname object attribute
|
L_attr_ |
stores the link IDs and attribute values for the
attrname link attribute
|
C_attr_ |
stores the container IDs and attribute values for the
attrname container attribute
|
The names for the attribute data files are suggested conventions,
which Proximity uses for naming exported data files.
Proximity uses whatever filenames you provide in
attributes.data
when importing data.
Finally, container data (subgraph members and attributes) are stored in a separate series of files:
containers.data |
stores the ID, name, and location in the container hierarchy of the containers in the database and includes pointers to the files storing subgraph data for these containers |
si_ |
stores the object ID, subgraph ID, and label assigned by the
originating query of the objects in container
n |
si_ |
stores the link ID, subgraph ID, and label assigned by the
originating query of the links in container
n |
si_ |
stores the attribute name and data type of subgraph attributes in
container n and points to the files
containing the corresponding attribute values
|
si_ |
stores the subgraph IDs and values for subgraph attribute
attrname in container
n |


Location using Wit.ai
This is an experiment to extract locations data from a given query using Wit.ai API.
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G24Lib
A set of convenient classes, functions and other utilities mainly for quickly writing numerical code. Provides relatively easy integration with CUDA, general Runge-Kutta methods, linear equation solvers and more.
|
An interface for the booleans held in the g24_lib::carried_bool_vector
so they can be changed through an operator=
.
More...
Public Member Functions | |
| CUDA_HOS_DEV | bool_accessor (Block *v, indexer i) |
| Construct a bool_accessor. The end-user probably shouldn't need to do this, but... More... | |
| CUDA_HOS_DEV | operator bool () const |
| CUDA_HOS_DEV bool_accessor & | operator= (const bool b) |
| Allows one to change the value of a single boolean. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr indexer | chunk = sizeof(Block)*CHAR_BIT |
| The number of booleans (bits) held in each block. More... | |
An interface for the booleans held in the g24_lib::carried_bool_vector
so they can be changed through an operator=
.
Definition at line 88 of file carried_bool_vector.h.
|
inline |
Construct a bool_accessor. The end-user probably shouldn't need to do this, but...
i
should be smaller than chunk
. In other words, i % chunk == i
must be true. Definition at line 114 of file carried_bool_vector.h.
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inline |
Definition at line 135 of file carried_bool_vector.h.
|
inline |
Allows one to change the value of a single boolean.
chunk
, though particular cases can be constructed where a smaller difference still allows for thread safety. (Edge case: accessing the last boolean in a block and the first boolean in the next will be perfectly thread-safe.) Definition at line 129 of file carried_bool_vector.h.
|
staticconstexpr |
The number of booleans (bits) held in each block.
Definition at line 105 of file carried_bool_vector.h.


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In this project we're making a graphic design generator. See what happens when you click the screen and adjust the sliders!
1) First, replace the cat sprite with some kind of small sprite, like a dot.
2) Make it so your sprite always follows the mouse when the green flag is clicked.
3) Next, use pen and motion blocks to make a line when you click.
4) See if you can turn that line into some kind of shape. (Hint: try changing the angle.)
5) Make the shape change color on each different click.
6) Create a button that lets the user clear the screen and start over.
7) In this game, the color of the shape depends on the coordinates of the click, and other characteristics of the shape can be modified using variables. Can you make something different every time you click?
8) Share your game publicly by clicking the share button in the top-right corner.


106 if (old.state != new.state
or
107 old.state_elapsed != new.state_elapsed
or
108 old.backoff != new.backoff):
109 print(
" in %s for %d ms (%d ms backoff)"
110 % (new.state, new.state_elapsed, new.backoff))
112 if (old.creation_time != new.creation_time
or
113 old.last_activity != new.last_activity
or
114 old.last_connected != new.last_connected):
115 print(
" created %d, last activity %d, last connected %d"
116 % (new.creation_time, new.last_activity, new.last_connected))
118 if (old.n_successful_connections != new.n_successful_connections
or
119 old.n_attempted_connections != new.n_attempted_connections
or
120 old.seqno != new.seqno):
121 print(
" %d successful connections out of %d attempts, seqno %d"
122 % (new.n_successful_connections, new.n_attempted_connections,
125 if (old.is_connected != new.is_connected):
130 print(
" %sconnected" % negate)
132 if (old.last_connected != new.last_connected
or
133 (new.msec_since_connect !=
None and
134 old.msec_since_connect != new.msec_since_connect - delta)
or
135 (old.total_connected_duration != new.total_connected_duration - delta
136 and not (old.total_connected_duration == 0
and
137 new.total_connected_duration == 0))):
138 print(
" last connected %d ms ago, connected %d ms total"
139 % (new.msec_since_connect, new.total_connected_duration))
141 if (old.last_disconnected != new.last_disconnected
or
142 (new.msec_since_disconnect !=
None and
143 old.msec_since_disconnect != new.msec_since_disconnect - delta)):
144 print(
" disconnected at %d ms (%d ms ago)"
145 % (new.last_disconnected, new.msec_since_disconnect))
static void diff_stats(const struct reconnect_stats *old, const struct reconnect_stats *new, int delta)
Definition: test-reconnect.c:212


Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.
Below are Ghanian days and the names;


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The Mission of the Hot Springs County School District No. 1, in partnership with family and community, is to provide a safe, positive, and effective learning .
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Lovejuice started as a weird joke to me. I was mad at how much circle jerking was going on and I was going to build a bot that would flag posts and spray some lovejuice on it and tell people that lovejuice is best shared between at least two consenting adults. That didn’t happen and so I had this account lying around. After HF19 bid bots came out and you could purchase super large votes, but finding the smaller less well used ones was hard. So, I fired up a linux box, installed Dr. Otto by @inertia, and turned lovejuice into a bid bot. She/he/it/furryx has been running on 5k, then 10k, then 15k SP. It’s putting around 20USD on a post when it’s fully bought (going up with the newest spike).
It’s pulling in about 6-10/day SBD right now, and that’s a fair amount of money. I don’t just want to take from the community I want to give back (one way you can see that is through my delegations). So, somewhere along the way I decided to post some weird erotic stories on there to go with the erotic theme of the name lovejuice. I’m not much of a sexy time writer so I started asking a few people to write some content on there and I would pay them for that. It started at 5sbd, but then that went crazy, so we switched to 5usd, and then 5 steem. Now, I’m pretty happy to pay 20USD worth of steem or sbd for a story.
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Lovejuice started with erotic content, but meh, I’m happy to accept just about anything. This is geared towards helping minnows who are just starting with no steem and no followers to try to build some equity on the platform. So, I care a little less about the content and more about supporting new users on here. So, don’t shitpost, but write about whatever you want, do art, make stories, showcase talents, and make this kinda like a variety mag.
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@isaria runs the day to day. So, find her in the PALnet discord channel and message her (you can find the link on the @minnowsupport wall). Give her the text and a link to an image and if it’s accepted she’ll post it on Lovejuice and when payout happens we’ll send you 20USD worth of Steem. For now we’re looking for roughly 1 a day. We’ll see how reception to this goes.
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So, I’m gonna market the posts that you make on there too. How will I do that you ask? Bid Bots! As coowner of steembottracker.com and helping to manage a series of bots on Steem I am a believer in these as a tool to help promote people and as a potential revenue model. So, how does it work. You send us the original text of a new post (typically delivered on a hackmd.io markdown page), we post it, and I’ll nuke it with some bid bot rewards to try to get some eyes on it.
The author gets exposure, I have a sustainable revenue model, shit posters have more competition, and we have a sustainable economic model to promote minnow content with heavy votes that hopefully break even and maybe catch a few extra votes or would be pre-runner curators. Hopefully getting put on the page will get you more followers and friends as you’ll get an immediate viewership of 1400 from @lovejuice and then here’s hoping the bid bots collect more eyes too.
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 6
This authentic chicken korma recipe is a lighter, simpler version of cream and yoghurt laced curry-house kormas.
Blend the garlic, ginger, vegetable oil and 4 tablespoons water to a purée in a food processor.
Heat the ghee in a heavy-based saucepan over a medium heat. Add the garlic and ginger purée and fry for 1-2 minutes, then add the cardamom pods, bay leaves and cinnamon sticks.
Add the onions and fry for 4-5 minutes, or until slightly browned.
Add the salt and 500ml/17fl oz water. Bring the mixture to the boil, then reduce the heat until it is simmering. Half-cover the pan with the lid and simmer for 12-15 minutes, or until the water has nearly evaporated.
Stir the onion mixture, then add another 500ml/17fl oz water. Simmer, half-covered, as before, for 12-15 minutes.
Repeat this process 5 more times - this draws all of the natural sweetness from the onions and helps break them down to sweet and silky sauce.
Add the chicken pieces and cover with 250ml/9fl oz water. Bring the water to the boil, then reduce the temperature until it is simmering. Cover the pan with the lid and cook the chicken for 15-20 minutes, or until cooked through. (The chicken is cooked through if the juices run clear when the thickest part of the chicken is pierced with a skewer and no trace of pink remains.)
Serve in bowls with steamed pilau rice.


Six new confirmed cases were reported between 20 to 26 November in the ongoing Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreak in North Kivu and Ituri provinces. Half of the confirmed cases in this week came from Mabalako Health Zone (50%, n=3), and one case each came from Mandima, Oicha, and Beni Health Zones.
In the past week, violence, widespread civil unrest, and targeted attacks have severely disrupted the Ebola response and restricted access to affected communities in multiple locations.
On the night of 27 November, an attack on the Ebola response camp in Biakato Mines resulted in the deaths of three responders and the injury of six others. Staff were evacuated, and the majority of response activities in the area have been suspended. On the same night, a separate attack on the Ebola coordination office in Mangina resulted in the death of a police officer guarding the facility.
Since 20 November, violence and civil unrest have limited response activities in Beni and Oicha. On 26 November, about one-third of WHO’s Ebola response personnel in Beni were temporarily relocated to Goma. The disruptions to the response and lack of access to Ebola-affected communities are threatening to reverse recent progress. As seen previously during this outbreak, such disruptions often result in increased transmission and a subsequent rise in the number of cases due to impacts on surveillance and control efforts such as active case finding, contact tracing, and vaccination.
Following insecurity, the volume of reported daily alerts from healthcare facilities and the community has dropped in Beni in the four-day period from 23 to 26 November from approximately 400 per day to 120-150 per day. Proportionally similar reductions in the number of alerts have also been observed in Butembo, following two days of protests. In addition, recent security events have had an impact on contact tracing activities, which involves monitoring registered contacts of EVD cases for signs of infection, particularly in Oicha where only 15% of contacts were under surveillance as of 26 November. The overall average percentage of contacts under surveillance in the last 7 days is 86%, but it dropped as low as 59% on 25 November. These are essential functions of the response that are well known to reduce the risk of spread of the virus, and the fluctuations in performance following insecurity may enable new chains of transmission.
In the past 21 days (6 to 26 November), 19 confirmed cases were reported from four neighbouring, active health zones in North Kivu and Ituri provinces (Figure 2, Table 1): Mabalako (63%, n=12), Beni (21%, n=4), Oicha (11%, n=2), and Mandima (5%, n=1). The majority of the cases (95%, n=18) are linked to known chains of transmission. In the previous 21 day period (16 October to 5 November), 55 confirmed cases were reported from seven health zones.
As of 26 November, a total of 3304 EVD cases were reported, including 3186 confirmed and 118 probable cases, of which 2199 cases died (overall case fatality ratio 67%). Of the total confirmed and probable cases, 56% (n=1862) were female, 28% (n=935) were children aged less than 18 years, and 5% (n=163) were health workers.
*Excludes n=184 cases for whom onset dates not reported. Data in recent weeks are subject to delays in case confirmation and reporting, as well as ongoing data cleaning. Other health zones include: Alimbongo, Ariwara, Biena, Bunia, Goma, Kalunguta, Kayna, Komanda, Kyondo, Lolwa, Lubero, Manguredjipa, Masereka, Musienene, Mutwanga, Mwenga, Nyankunde, Nyiragongo, Pinga, Rwampara, Tchomia, and Vuhovi.
**Total cases and areas affected during the last 21 days are based on the initial date of case alert and may differ from date of confirmation and daily reporting by the Ministry of Health.
For further information about public health response actions by the Ministry of Health, WHO, and partners, please refer to the latest situation reports published by the WHO Regional Office for Africa:
WHO continuously monitors changes to the epidemiological situation and context of the outbreak to ensure that support to the response is adapted to the evolving circumstances. The last assessment concluded that the national and regional risk levels remain very high, while global risk levels remain low.
WHO advises against any restriction of travel to, and trade with, the Democratic Republic of the Congo based on the currently available information. Any requirements for certificates of Ebola vaccination are not a reasonable basis for restricting movement across borders or the issuance of visas for travellers to/from the affected countries. WHO continues to closely monitor and, if necessary, verify travel and trade measures in relation to this event. Currently, no country has implemented travel measures that significantly interfere with international traffic to and from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Travellers should seek medical advice before travel and should practise good hygiene. Further information is available in the WHO recommendations for international traffic related to the Ebola Virus Disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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public class QuadEdgeSubdivision
extends java.lang.Object
QuadEdge
s representing a planar
subdivision that models a triangulation.
The subdivision is constructed using the
quadedge algebra defined in the classs QuadEdge
.
All metric calculations
are done in the Vertex
class.
In addition to a triangulation, subdivisions
support extraction of Voronoi diagrams.
This is easily accomplished, since the Voronoi diagram is the dual
of the Delaunay triangulation.
Subdivisions can be provided with a tolerance value. Inserted vertices which are closer than this value to vertices already in the subdivision will be ignored. Using a suitable tolerance value can prevent robustness failures from happening during Delaunay triangulation.
Subdivisions maintain a frame triangle around the client-created edges. The frame is used to provide a bounded "container" for all edges within a TIN. Normally the frame edges, frame connecting edges, and frame triangles are not included in client processing.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
QuadEdgeSubdivision(Envelope env,
double tolerance)
Creates a new instance of a quad-edge subdivision based on a frame triangle
that encloses a supplied bounding box.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
QuadEdge |
connect(QuadEdge a,
QuadEdge b)
Creates a new QuadEdge connecting the destination of a to the origin of b,
in such a way that all three have the same left face after the connection
is complete.
|
void |
delete(QuadEdge e)
Deletes a quadedge from the subdivision.
|
java.util.Collection |
getEdges()
Gets the collection of base
QuadEdge s (one for every pair of
vertices which is connected). |
Geometry |
getEdges(GeometryFactory geomFact)
Gets the geometry for the edges in the subdivision as a
MultiLineString
containing 2-point lines. |
Envelope |
getEnvelope()
Gets the envelope of the Subdivision (including the frame).
|
java.util.List |
getPrimaryEdges(boolean includeFrame)
Gets all primary quadedges in the subdivision.
|
double |
getTolerance()
Gets the vertex-equality tolerance value
used in this subdivision
|
java.util.List |
getTriangleCoordinates(boolean includeFrame)
Gets the coordinates for each triangle in the subdivision as an array.
|
java.util.List |
getTriangleEdges(boolean includeFrame)
Gets a list of the triangles
in the subdivision, specified as
an array of the primary quadedges around the triangle.
|
static void |
getTriangleEdges(QuadEdge startQE,
QuadEdge[] triEdge)
Gets the edges for the triangle to the left of the given
QuadEdge . |
Geometry |
getTriangles(GeometryFactory geomFact)
Gets the geometry for the triangles in a triangulated subdivision as a
GeometryCollection
of triangular Polygon s. |
java.util.List |
getTriangleVertices(boolean includeFrame)
Gets a list of the triangles in the subdivision,
specified as an array of the triangle
Vertex es. |
java.util.List |
getVertexUniqueEdges(boolean includeFrame)
Gets a collection of
QuadEdge s whose origin
vertices are a unique set which includes
all vertices in the subdivision. |
java.util.Collection |
getVertices(boolean includeFrame)
Gets the unique
Vertex es in the subdivision,
including the frame vertices if desired. |
Polygon |
getVoronoiCellPolygon(QuadEdge qe,
GeometryFactory geomFact)
Gets the Voronoi cell around a site specified
by the origin of a QuadEdge.
|
java.util.List |
getVoronoiCellPolygons(GeometryFactory geomFact)
Gets a List of
Polygon s for the Voronoi cells
of this triangulation. |
Geometry |
getVoronoiDiagram(GeometryFactory geomFact)
Gets the cells in the Voronoi diagram for this triangulation.
|
QuadEdge |
insertSite(Vertex v)
Inserts a new site into the Subdivision, connecting it to the vertices of
the containing triangle (or quadrilateral, if the split point falls on an
existing edge).
|
boolean |
isFrameBorderEdge(QuadEdge e)
Tests whether a QuadEdge is an edge on the border of the frame facets and
the internal facets.
|
boolean |
isFrameEdge(QuadEdge e)
Tests whether a QuadEdge is an edge incident on a frame triangle vertex.
|
boolean |
isFrameVertex(Vertex v)
Tests whether a vertex is a vertex of the outer triangle.
|
boolean |
isOnEdge(QuadEdge e,
Coordinate p)
Tests whether a
Coordinate lies on a QuadEdge , up to a
tolerance determined by the subdivision tolerance. |
boolean |
isVertexOfEdge(QuadEdge e,
Vertex v)
|
QuadEdge |
locate(Coordinate p)
Finds a quadedge of a triangle containing a location
specified by a
Coordinate , if one exists. |
QuadEdge |
locate(Coordinate p0,
Coordinate p1)
Locates the edge between the given vertices, if it exists in the
subdivision.
|
QuadEdge |
locate(Vertex v)
Finds a quadedge of a triangle containing a location
specified by a
Vertex , if one exists. |
QuadEdge |
locateFromEdge(Vertex v,
QuadEdge startEdge)
Locates an edge of a triangle which contains a location
specified by a Vertex v.
|
QuadEdge |
makeEdge(Vertex o,
Vertex d)
Creates a new quadedge, recording it in the edges list.
|
void |
setLocator(QuadEdgeLocator locator)
Sets the
QuadEdgeLocator to use for locating containing triangles
in this subdivision. |
void |
visitTriangles(TriangleVisitor triVisitor,
boolean includeFrame)
Visitors
|
public QuadEdgeSubdivision(Envelope env, double tolerance)
env
- the bouding box to surroundtolerance
- the tolerance value for determining if two sites are equalpublic static void getTriangleEdges(QuadEdge startQE, QuadEdge[] triEdge)
QuadEdge
.startQE
- triEdge
- java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the edges do not form a trianglepublic double getTolerance()
public Envelope getEnvelope()
public java.util.Collection getEdges()
QuadEdge
s (one for every pair of
vertices which is connected).public void setLocator(QuadEdgeLocator locator)
QuadEdgeLocator
to use for locating containing triangles
in this subdivision.locator
- a QuadEdgeLocatorpublic QuadEdge makeEdge(Vertex o, Vertex d)
o
- d
- public QuadEdge connect(QuadEdge a, QuadEdge b)
a
- b
- public void delete(QuadEdge e)
e
- the quadedge to deletepublic QuadEdge locateFromEdge(Vertex v, QuadEdge startEdge)
This locate algorithm relies on the subdivision being Delaunay. For non-Delaunay subdivisions, this may loop for ever.
v
- the location to search forstartEdge
- an edge of the subdivision to start searching atLocateFailureException
- if the location algorithm fails to converge in a reasonable
number of iterationspublic QuadEdge locate(Vertex v)
Vertex
, if one exists.v
- the vertex to locatepublic QuadEdge locate(Coordinate p)
Coordinate
, if one exists.p
- the Coordinate to locatepublic QuadEdge locate(Coordinate p0, Coordinate p1)
p0
- a coordinatep1
- another coordinatepublic QuadEdge insertSite(Vertex v)
This method does NOT maintain the Delaunay condition. If desired, this must be checked and enforced by the caller.
This method does NOT check if the inserted vertex falls on an edge. This must be checked by the caller, since this situation may cause erroneous triangulation
v
- the vertex to insertpublic boolean isFrameEdge(QuadEdge e)
e
- the edge to testpublic boolean isFrameBorderEdge(QuadEdge e)
e
- the edge to testpublic boolean isFrameVertex(Vertex v)
v
- the vertex to testpublic boolean isOnEdge(QuadEdge e, Coordinate p)
Coordinate
lies on a QuadEdge
, up to a
tolerance determined by the subdivision tolerance.e
- a QuadEdgep
- a pointpublic boolean isVertexOfEdge(QuadEdge e, Vertex v)
Vertex
is the start or end vertex of a
QuadEdge
, up to the subdivision tolerance distance.e
- v
- public java.util.Collection getVertices(boolean includeFrame)
Vertex
es in the subdivision,
including the frame vertices if desired.includeFrame
- true if the frame vertices should be includedgetVertexUniqueEdges(boolean)
public java.util.List getVertexUniqueEdges(boolean includeFrame)
QuadEdge
s whose origin
vertices are a unique set which includes
all vertices in the subdivision.
The frame vertices can be included if required.
This is useful for algorithms which require traversing the
subdivision starting at all vertices.
Returning a quadedge for each vertex
is more efficient than
the alternative of finding the actual vertices
using getVertices(boolean)
and then locating
quadedges attached to them.
includeFrame
- true if the frame vertices should be includedpublic java.util.List getPrimaryEdges(boolean includeFrame)
QuadEdge
which occupies the 0'th position in its array of associated quadedges.
These provide the unique geometric edges of the triangulation.includeFrame
- true if the frame edges are to be includedpublic void visitTriangles(TriangleVisitor triVisitor, boolean includeFrame)
public java.util.List getTriangleEdges(boolean includeFrame)
includeFrame
- true if the frame triangles should be includedpublic java.util.List getTriangleVertices(boolean includeFrame)
Vertex
es.includeFrame
- true if the frame triangles should be includedpublic java.util.List getTriangleCoordinates(boolean includeFrame)
includeFrame
- true if the frame triangles should be includedpublic Geometry getEdges(GeometryFactory geomFact)
MultiLineString
containing 2-point lines.geomFact
- the GeometryFactory to usepublic Geometry getTriangles(GeometryFactory geomFact)
GeometryCollection
of triangular Polygon
s.geomFact
- the GeometryFactory to usepublic Geometry getVoronoiDiagram(GeometryFactory geomFact)
GeometryCollection
of Polygon
s
The userData of each polygon is set to be the Coordinate
of the cell site. This allows easily associating external
data associated with the sites to the cells.
geomFact
- a geometry factorypublic java.util.List getVoronoiCellPolygons(GeometryFactory geomFact)
Polygon
s for the Voronoi cells
of this triangulation.
The userData of each polygon is set to be the Coordinate
of the cell site. This allows easily associating external
data associated with the sites to the cells.
geomFact
- a geometry factorypublic Polygon getVoronoiCellPolygon(QuadEdge qe, GeometryFactory geomFact)
The userData of the polygon is set to be the Coordinate
of the site. This allows attaching external
data associated with the site to this cell polygon.
qe
- a quadedge originating at the cell sitegeomFact
- a factory for building the polygon


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Club Championship 2022 Event 9
| Kibworth 10 |
31 May 22 |
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10 |
miles |
| Name |
Position |
Road bike |
Actual Time |
Avg. mph |
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|
| Tim
Hood |
1 |
|
00:20:46 |
28.89 |
| Dominic
Switzer |
2 |
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| Gary
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00:21:57 |
27.33 |
| Jason
Williams |
4 |
|
00:22:25 |
26.77 |
| Ed
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5 |
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26.75 |
| Ed
Watson |
6 |
|
00:22:28 |
26.71 |
| Matt
Plews |
7 |
|
00:22:46 |
26.35 |
| Josh van
Nierop |
8 |
|
00:23:08 |
25.94 |
| Maciej
Suchocki |
9 |
|
00:23:11 |
25.88 |
| Mark
Weathersby |
10 |
|
00:23:17 |
25.77 |
| Graham
Doe |
11 |
|
00:23:38 |
25.39 |
| Adam
Robinson |
12 |
|
00:23:40 |
25.35 |
| Simon
Askham |
13 |
1 |
00:23:50 |
25.17 |
| Dale
Norris |
14 |
|
00:24:00 |
25.00 |
| John
Tracey |
15 |
|
00:24:07 |
24.88 |
| Rhys
Thomas |
16 |
2 |
00:24:20 |
24.66 |
| Nick
Clarke |
17 |
|
00:24:29 |
24.51 |
| Richard
Krause |
18 |
3 |
00:24:33 |
24.44 |
| Simon
Ward |
19 |
|
00:24:42 |
24.29 |
| Chris
Dainty |
20 |
|
00:24:50 |
24.16 |
| Doug
Tincello |
21 |
|
00:24:52 |
24.13 |
| Harriet
Evans |
22 |
4 |
00:25:02 |
23.97 |
| Sarah Mee |
23 |
|
00:25:15 |
23.76 |
| Eleanor
Humphries |
24 |
5 |
00:25:18 |
23.72 |
| Steven
Coulam |
25 |
|
00:25:24 |
23.62 |
| Tom
Reynolds |
26 |
|
00:25:25 |
23.61 |
| Rob
Pullen |
27 |
6 |
00:25:43 |
23.33 |
| Mitchell
James |
28 |
|
00:25:51 |
23.21 |
| Ian
Murdey |
29 |
|
00:25:56 |
23.14 |
| Jen
Clegg |
30 |
|
00:25:59 |
23.09 |
| Stuart
Haycox |
31 |
7 |
00:26:11 |
22.92 |
| David
Reay |
32 |
|
00:26:22 |
22.76 |
| Maria
Senior |
33 |
|
00:26:30 |
22.64 |
| Joanna
Mihajlovic |
34 |
|
00:26:42 |
22.47 |
| Jade
Mobbs |
35 |
|
00:27:12 |
22.06 |
| Milly
Pinnock |
36 |
8 |
00:27:57 |
21.47 |
| Vic
Barnett |
37 |
|
00:28:11 |
21.29 |
| Andy
Smith |
38 |
9 |
00:29:05 |
20.63 |
| Jax
Roberts |
39 |
|
00:32:00 |
18.75 |
| Tom Evans |
40 |
|
00:32:41 |
18.36 |
| Debbie
Ward |
41 |
10 |
00:33:25 |
17.96 |
| Andy
Poulton |
|
|
DNF |
|
| Linda
Hubbard |
|
|
DNS |
|
| Alex
Smith |
|
|
DNS |
|
| Sean Bown |
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|
DNS |
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In terms of enhancement @Id properties are treated differently in that they never invoke lazy loading.
When you annotate a property with @Id
Ebean will automatically assign an appropriate
Id generator
if the type is a number type or UUID type
.
That is, with Ebean it is effectively redundant to also add the @GeneratedValue
annotation.
If the @Id type is UUID
then Ebean will automatically assign an appropriate Id generator
to that property.
All the supported databases use either Identity
or Sequences
(or allow both)
and Ebean will choose the appropriate Id generation strategy based on the database platform.
| Database | Strategy |
|---|---|
| H2 | Identity (also supports sequences) |
| Postgres | Identity (as serial, also supports sequences) |
| MySql | Identity |
| Oracle | Sequences (also supports Identity) |
| DB2 | Identity (also supports sequences) |
| SQL Server | Identity |
| SQLite | Identity |
| SqlAnywhere | Identity |
There is support for registering and using a custom Id generator.
We register the IdGenerator with ServerConfig by using addClass()
or add(IdGenerator idGenerator)
or setIdGenerators(List
.
Note that if you are using classpath scanning to find entity beans that this will also automatically find implementations of IdGenerator and automatically register them so in this case you don't need to register the IdGenerator manually with ServerConfig.
We can then tell Ebean to use our custom IdGenerator by using the @GeneratedValue
with
the generator being the name of our custom IdGenerator.


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